Your invoice. Your evidence. Resolved quickly.
Open your case and review photos, time, location and the claim details. If everything is correct, you can pay the invoice online right away.
Open case
The three questions people ask first.
Short, clear answers, so you know what this is about and what to do next.
Is this real?
Yes. If your invoice number opens together with the licence plate on parkguard.io, it is linked to a case ParkGuard holds on file. You can view the supporting evidence and payment details there.
Is this a fine?
No. ParkGuard is not a public authority. This is a private-law compensation claim related to a documented parking incident on private property.
Where did you get my address?
For documented cases, vehicle owner data can be requested from the responsible cantonal authority within the legally permitted scope. The data is used solely to process this specific case.
Review the details before you pay.
In your case portal you can see the documentation on file for this incident. If the vehicle, licence plate, signage, location and time all check out, you can settle the case online right away.




Details correct? Settle it right away.
If the documented details are correct, pay online and close the case. An objection is only for cases where a specific detail is wrong, or where you can prove a valid authorisation.
Pay now
Settle the amount online. Once payment is confirmed, the case is closed and your receipt is available immediately.
Objection with evidence
An objection is intended for specific, provable errors. State the reason and upload the relevant proof directly in your case portal.
Why ParkGuard issues a claim.
Parking without authorisation on private property can give rise to civil-law claims. The person entitled to the parking space may protect their property against unauthorised use and claim the costs directly caused by that specific incident.
This is not a fine issued by an authority. Swiss courts have recognised that unauthorised parking can give rise to a reasonable compensation claim covering the costs attributable to that specific case.
A possessor may defend against unlawful interference.
- No wheel clamps
- No withholding a vehicle to force payment
- No official fines issued by ParkGuard
- Vehicle owner data used only to process and enforce this case
- No fee for online payment
Does one of these apply to you?
Only select the point that genuinely applies to your case. You will then see exactly which details or evidence are required.
Frequently asked questions.
Open caseIf you parked contrary to the signposted conditions, there is a claim under private law. Look at the photos in your case first. If you then consider the claim unjustified, submit an objection — that costs nothing.
Take a look at your case.
It costs nothing, takes two minutes, and you're not committing to anything. You can then decide with all the facts in front of you.